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Daniil Trifonov

piano

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Still as hungry for repertoire, the most prominent pianist of his generation mirrors two emblematic sonatas by their authors and mixes Tchaikovsky and Chopin in a delicate bouquet of waltzes.

A work whose robustness cannot hide its vitality and momentum, Tchaikovsky's Sonata op. 80 undoubtedly culminates in its third movement – ​​which became the scherzo of his Symphony No. 1 –, with a magical charm that can be found in the Waltz from The Sleeping Beauty . Who says waltz, says Chopin. Those, much more difficult than one might think, that the Franco-Polish creator left for his favorite instrument form a unique ensemble for its elegance and its presence, its brilliance and its melancholy. Daniil Trifonov's recital closes as it had begun: with a sonata, that of Bartók, a masterpiece of formidable execution, concentrated in a style marrying the crash, the mystery and the most scathing energy.

Paris

France

Grande Salle Pierre Boulez

Daniil Trifonov:    Piano Sonata in E-flat Minor, op. 26, Barber

Recital

Piano solo

Piano Sonata, op. 80

Waltz No. 15 in E major, Op. posth.

Waltzes, op. 70

Waltzes, op. 64

Waltzes, op. 34

Waltz No. 14 in E minor, Op. posth.

Piano Sonata in Eb Minor, op. 26

The Sleeping Beauty (arr. Mikhail Pletnev)

Rahul Karaguppi

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